Stopping smoking - yes again!

ZTD

squirreltufty wrote:

Allen Carr needs to do a book - The Easy Way to stop Gorging on Chocolate

Have your lips sewn up. How much easier do you want?







:rotfl:

squirreltufty

ZTD wrote:

Have your lips sewn up. How much easier do you want?







:rotfl:

yesss, but that would mean missing out on other life's pleasures:D

ZTD

squirreltufty wrote:

yesss, but that would mean missing out on other life's pleasures:D

Perhaps he's just going to have to learn that he's not getting any more of them until you cure your chocolate addiction.

Hello

squirreltufty wrote:

well done darlin- proud of you! (is hubby showing any signs of conversion yet?)

Cheers Squirreltufty! Hubby is still smoking outside, I don't know how long he is going to keep that up, but I believe he is still on 10 a day.

I won't pretend that I haven't had the urges, sometimes it is so strong, but I just try and think of someting else and I haven't given in and won't either.

:j £65 saved by me up to today! At the weekend I am going to go shopping to treat myself and then throw everything I have at the credit cards and holiday. Hooray!! :j

Told a lot of people at work today, so that's another hurdle out the way!

Sorry to hear some can do a week, hope you get through the barrier soon.

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Hello

Most of work know now and I am finding it frustrating, mainly with the non smokers. They corner me and say -

Them: I hear you have given up smoking - why?
Me: Because I wanted to
Them: Because of money or something? What made you do it?
Me: Mind your own bloody business!! :mad:
Them: Has your Husband given up
Me: No - why? What difference does it make to you? :mad:

Why do people pry so much? Most (except one) smokers and ex smokers are great - they say 'how long?' and 'what method?' and 'cool' and away they go.

Non smokers are so damn nosey!! Of course I haven't been as rude as detailed above, but it is what goes through my head.

Am I being over sensitive about this?

H
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Merlin139

Another Bag of Malteesers last night. Wife went skitzo!!!!! Took me about 10 mins to polish of a 175g bag.

If truth be told I did not enjoy them.

None in the house for tonight.

28 whole days in 2 hours and 25 mins

martini99_2

Hello wrote:

Am I being over sensitive about this?

H
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Of course you are but as a recently stopped smoker you are perfectly entitled to be.

I stopped 17 months ago after 40 years. I told people I wanted more control over my own life and being dictated to 20 times a day by nicotine didn't fit with that.

Well done for giving up - its never too late to stop. :beer:

chloejane_2

merlin ive been snacking more than i normally would but as of yet ive not put any weight on which is good! but im not gonna complain to much as ive been a smoke free person sice 10pm on the 10th so nearly a month and that works out at roughly £110, which i have spent in boots as i get staff discount, managed to get loads of xmas prezzies for teachers, kids and other family members

Dolly_Smith

I've cut down to a few a day now, considering I have to do a half mile walk in three inch heels if I want one at work and I don't smoke cigarettes in the house because I hate the smell (silly I know)

babes21

Well done to all those who have given up smoking, that's great.

I'm looking to stop smoking, as from Monday, so would it be okay if i joined you?